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This blog documents my personal inspiration regarding art, archives, memory, and culture. Content relates to the archives profession, art and design information, art history, photography, fashion and my work for Terrific Magazine - an independent periodical for independent design, music, and food - and other photographically expressed ideas.

The x-rays that we are mostly familiar with reveal broken bones, foreign objects, solidified mineral and tissue deposits or mysterious shadows around the heart. They provide scientific insight into our anatomy used primarily for medical analysis and diagnosis. But this x-ray singlehandedly bends the genre of biomedical imaging by bringing an unexpected element of human emotion to the medium. This use of x-ray technology to go beyond technical representation is on the cusp of entering into new conceptual ground in the visual arts. Georgetown CCT Program, I like where your head is at.

This x-ray is a Cibachrome print.
23 Mar 2011 / 3 notes